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Virtual Threads - Coggle Diagram

- - - - OS decides when to start, pause, and resume these threads
    - - Platform threads are efficient for running CPU-bound tasks because they can utilize multiple processor cores effectively
    - - They have direct access to low-level resources, which can be important for tasks such as device I/O or managing hardware resources
    - - Platform threads can run in parallel and are often used to achieve parallelism in applications, improving performance on multi-core processors
- - - - concurrent modules interact by reading and writing shared objects in memory
    - - concurrent modules interact by sending messages to each other through a communication channel. Modules send off messages, and incoming messages to each module are queued up for handling
  - - - A process is an instance of a running program that is isolated from other processes on the same machine
    - - A thread is a locus of control inside a running program. Think of it as a place in the program that is being run, plus the stack of method calls that led to that place